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my prediction. The multiplier day to day has been running around 1.4. That would have made today 13,088. It's nearly 1100 est and we are at 14300. So, today's multiplier is 1.5, highest yet. Using this, we will be at 21-22,000 this time tomorrow pm. And 33000 the next day and so on. If we are in exponential mode, the multiplier will increase.
If this persists, we will be at nearly 150K reported cases on the US by end of day March 26. We would cross 1 million on April 1.
Scary scary stuff, and with an imbecile at the helm.
I spoke to someone today who said they were off the grid, don't keep up with news, but called all of this silly and didn't believe a thing I told her.
Scary scary people.
It is the 20th, we are at 19762. multiplier was 1.39.
It's Sat 21st.
my guess, 27500 by end Saturday...we are at 27111 by 1130 pm. 1.38 multiplier
My estimate - somewhere around 37500 by end of day Sunday
35200 by 1000 est Sunday March 22, 1.3 multiplier.
46,000 by end day tomorrow? rate is decreasing just a bit
46400 at 11 pm EST Mon Mar 23. 1.32 multiplier
I estimate 60,000 by end Tues. March 24. 55100 at 11 pm est, 1.2 factor. new cases may be slowing - could be less testing, slower reporting...or impact of isolating? estimates below using a lower rate (which of course could go back to 1.3 or 1.4 tomorrow)
estimate 66,000 end Wed. March 25 so far 69200 at midnight, 1.255 factor, rough day.
my guesses - 82,000 end Thurs. March 26. day opens at 69200 8 am est. 85900 at 1030 pm,1.24 factor. This is awful. Most confirmed cases in the world.
Friday March 27 starts at 86200. at current rate, 106000 or more by tonight. 105100 by 1130 pm est. 1.22 factor.
looking ahead estimates
130,000 end Sat March 28. 124700 by midnight. 1.19 factor. Shelter in place and lockdowns may be showing some effect, as the rate of growth is slowing just a bit. revising my estimates below.
150,000 end Sun March 29. 143100 at midnight. 1.15 factor. slowing a bit? weekend reporting different? we'll see tomorrow.
revised estimates
180,000 end Mon March 30 now thinking 165000 - and all below will reduce if the slower trend holds. 164600 at 11 pm. 1.15 factor, a smidge higher than yesterday - I think the weekend had less testing..
at the current 1.15 factor rate, estimate 190,000 on Tues Mar 31. 189800 at 1130 pm. 1.15 factor. same rate as last 2 days.
estimate 220,000 end Wed April 1. we begin at 189800. 216800 at 1100 pm. 1.14 factor. Approaching same rate as last 3 days.
estimate 250000 end Thurs April 2. start at 216800. 245700 by 1100 pm. 1.133 factor, another slight reduction
estimate 280000 end Fri April 3. start at 245700. 278500 at 10 pm. 1.133, will end up as yesterday
estimate 315000 end Sat April 4, start the day at 278500. 312300 at midnight est. 1.12 factor. weekends tend to see a slowing, bur is social distancing working a bit?
estimate 350000 end Sun April 5. start day 312300. 338000 at 11 pm. 1.08. much lighter day - still horrible, of course. just weekend effect? tomorrow will be telling
estimate 360000 end Monday April 6 start at 338000. 368500 by midnight. 1.089 weekend over, climbing again
est. 400000 min. end Tues April 7. start 368500. 401600 at midnight. 1.089. Rate steady
est. 435000 end Wed April 8, start at 401600. 435600 at 11 pm. 1.085. Rate dropped a tad
est 470000 end Thurs April 9, start 435600. 470000 at midnight. 1.078. another slight rate drop
est 510000 end Fri April 10. start 470000. 506000 at midnight est. 1.077 - essentially yesterday's rate.
est 540000 end Sat April 11. start at 506000. 534300 at 10 pm...weekends tend to drop in count. 1.056
est 560000 on Sunday Apr 12. start day 534300. 562100 at 10 PM est. 1.052. very similar to yesterday. Will Monday bring an increased rate?
est 600000 on Monday Apr 13. start at 562100. 588500 at midnight . 1.047
615000 Tues Apr 14. start at 588500. 615300 at 11 pm. 1.046. looks like a roughly steady rate.
est 640000 Wed Apr 15. start day 615300 cases. 645400 at midnight. 1.049
est 675000 Thurs Apr 16. start day 645400 cases. 678200 at midnight 1.051
est 707000 Fri Apr 17. start 678200. 713500 at midnight est. 1.052.
est 750000 Sat April 18. start 713500. 742100 at midnight. weekends tend to have lower numbers. 1.04
est 785000 SunApril 19. start 742100. 772100 at 11 pm. 1.04. holding steady - will it rise again on Monday?
est 810000 Mon April 20. start 772100. 801000 at 11 pm. 1.038. rate dropped a bit.
est 830000 Tues April 21. start 801000. 827400 at midnight est. 1.033. will end up very close to yesterday
est 850000 Wed April 22, start 827400. 856900 at midnight est. 1.035. rate increase
est 885000 Thurs April 23. start 856900. 891700 at 1100 pm est. 1.041. rate increase.
est 930000 Fri April 24. start 891700. 928700 at midnight est. 1.041. Pretty steady.
est 965000 Sat April 25. start 928700. 961000 at 1030 pm est. 1.035. small typical weekend drop.
est 1 million Sunday April 26. Start 961000. 987600 at 10 pm. 1.028. weekend drop persists.
looks like we will reach 1 M on Monday April 27. start at 987600. 1,000,115 at 2 pm est. Done.
One month to go from 60,000 to 1 million. unfathomable
gibraltar72
(7,503 posts)Alacritous Crier
(3,815 posts)Blue_true
(31,261 posts)gibraltar72
(7,503 posts)before midnight. deaths well over 200.
0rganism
(23,944 posts)perfect zeros, the best zeros
C_U_L8R
(44,998 posts)When we go exponential, the numbers may be pretty shocking
Blue_true
(31,261 posts)the number of infected people going out spreading the virus, because they can't get confirmed as infected. The lack of testing early on is going to hurt us badly.
Aquaria
(1,076 posts)After China and India.
We're supposed to be around 10 days behind Italy, so extrapolate out their population to ours, which is *5.47 that of Italy, for those who want to know. Now multiply it by the number of deaths they reported today, which is 602. That means in ten days, the US could be seeing a death toll of 602 * 5.47 = 3293.
And that's not total. That's for one day.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)Went from 319 at 11am to 432 at 6pm today. I think we had just over 100 Tuesday.
We pretty much just started testing.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)11 deaths
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)12 dead
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)12 dead.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)Now at 1,007.
13 dead.
https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/#latest-stats
https://healthweather.us/
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)1,171 cases
14 dead
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)1,227 cases.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)1467 cases. Next update soon.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)6PM numbers same.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)This is why I have been doing these Florida updates.
https://healthweather.us/
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)1682 cases
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)Only 34,000 tested.
MoonlitKnight
(1,584 posts)Bernardo de La Paz
(48,994 posts)gibraltar72
(7,503 posts)uponit7771
(90,335 posts)Kkeyz
(2 posts)Trump has been trying to redirect any response to his mishandling of the coronavirus by his alarmist and racist labeling of the coronavirus as the Chinese virus and the Kung flu. I suggest that we allocate blame appropriately by referring to the coronavirus as the trump virus. If the blame for this global health crisis is going to go to anyone, it should go to the politician who dismantled all the infrastructure left in place by the Obama administration that allowed us to prepare for this pandemic.
Blue_true
(31,261 posts)the rate of change starts approaching an exponential, so a multiplier no longer works. The reason why is each infected person becomes an infecting vector that simultaneously infects multiple people at each contact with a group. The almost complete lack of testing for over three months doesn't help.
NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)Wounded Bear
(58,647 posts)NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)uponit7771
(90,335 posts)NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)Demovictory9
(32,449 posts)HarlanPepper
(2,042 posts)I find in times like this experts in their field, whether it be math or science, are the best sources. Im sure you agree.
NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)LisaL
(44,973 posts)So those stats are mostly worthless.
NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)but information is always valuable as long as, as you say, understand its limitations.
Different strokes for different folks. I'd much rather learn what I can from data than spend a second watching the buffoon on the teevee (or watching anything on teevee, for that matter!)
lunasun
(21,646 posts)uponit7771
(90,335 posts)ramen
(789 posts)This is excellent, thanks for doing what you do here.